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Urologie ; 63(1): 51-57, 2024 Jan.
Article in German | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-38157067

ABSTRACT

The number of scientific papers on gender-confirming surgeries as well as the surgeries themselves have increased by leaps and bounds in recent years. This leads to sometimes considerable waiting times for people seeking treatment. Social media and the internet do not always provide reliable and high-quality information. Therefore, it is necessary that both surgically and conservatively active urologists are familiar with topics regarding transgender persons. The establishment of structured training, the guarantee of minimum quality standards in the treatment of transgender persons and the further education and training of medical staff pose particular challenges. The German Society for Urology (DGU) and the German Society for Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery (DGPRÄC) have already founded their own working groups on the surgical side, which coordinate their work. Under the auspices of the professional societies DGU and DGPRÄC, a guideline on surgical procedures for gender incongruence was developed under the umbrella of the AWMF ("Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Wissenschaftlichen Medizinischen Fachgesellschaften") which is currently being finalised. For a long time, the health care of transgender people has been moving in a field of tension between the right of self-determination of those seeking treatment, on the one hand, and the fear of making the wrong medical decisions, on the other. In contrast to most other conditions in urology, the goal of treatment is largely determined by the person seeking treatment and does not necessarily follow predetermined schedules or content. The treatment should primarily aim at reducing the individual's suffering and promoting quality of life.


Subject(s)
Plastic Surgery Procedures , Transgender Persons , Female , Humans , Quality of Life , Societies, Medical , Vagina/surgery
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Front Sociol ; 8: 1232609, 2023.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-37920672

ABSTRACT

Introduction: This study aims to analyze the influence of syphilis among people with sexual and gender diversity, different from the binary dimension. Materials and methods: A systematic review was conducted as a method to address the objective of the study, based on the Dialectical Structural Model of Care (DSM), to obtain the phenomenon from the perspective of cultural history. Results: In this review the analysis of 129 documents, of which 22 texts were used. The construction of sex and gender in Western civilization is based on the Judeo-Christian tradition, which permitted many people throughout history to be persecuted and mistreated for living a lifestyle different from that dictated by religious and traditional canons. Therefore, throughout history, gender-diverse people, sexual minorities, and prostitutes have suffered segregation, mockery, aggression, and health problems, including syphilis. Conclusions: Despite having a treatment and cure, syphilis has stood the test of time and has remained a secret pathology that is obscure and difficult to detect disease, which is still very much present in people of all social classes. It is necessary to review history to understand the reasons why syphilis is still prevalent in different societies today.

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Z Kinder Jugendpsychiatr Psychother ; 51(5): 351-365, 2023 Sep.
Article in German | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-37681655

ABSTRACT

Media's Stranglehold on Storm and Stress - The Sorrows of Generation Z about Sex and Gender Abstract: The feeling of not belonging to one's birth sex is not new; one can trace this phenomenon back even to ancient mythology. Although it has always been rare, there has recently been a sharp increase in gender identity deviations among adolescents. This text addresses this problem by asking to what extent this development also results from upheavals in the cultural landscape and, above all, in media technology. Do they cause young people to believe they are in the "wrong gender" and, in extreme cases, to strive for transition? We present the most salient cornerstones of the planned German self-determination law (Self-ID), most of which, however, are unlikely to do justice to the underlying problem. The text concludes by describing several unanswered questions concerning this matter and by attempting to propose first answers. The advantages of a gender-exploratory over the trans affirmative therapy approach are summarized.


Subject(s)
Emotions , Gender Identity , Adolescent , Female , Humans , Male , Social Justice
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Psico USF ; 28(3): 579-598, jul.-set. 2023. tab, graf
Article in Portuguese | LILACS, Index Psychology - journals | ID: biblio-1521360

ABSTRACT

Este estudo objetivou identificar, analisar e integrar resultados de estudos que examinaram o impacto da pandemia de COVID-19 na saúde mental de pessoas transexuais e travestis. Foi realizada uma revisão integrativa da literatura, em conformidade com as diretrizes PRISMA. Conduziu-se uma busca sistemática dos estudos primários publicados em três bases de dados: PubMed/MEDLINE, LILACS e PsycINFO. Foram incluídos oito estudos que atenderam aos critérios de inclusão. A análise temática do material gerou seis categorias temáticas. Os estudos analisados apontaram que a situação de vulnerabilidade social ao qual as pessoas trans encontram-se submetidas no cotidiano foi ampliada durante a pandemia. A necessidade do distanciamento físico resultou no aumento de sintomas de ansiedade e depressão, agravamento das condições econômicas, dificuldades para acessar procedimentos e medicamentos que compõem o processo de afirmação de gênero, além de exacerbar conflitos familiares e manifestações de transfobia. Há necessidade de implementar políticas públicas e uma rede de proteção social para diminuir a vulnerabilidade e sofrimento psicossocial de pessoas trans. (AU)


This study aimed to identify, analyze, and integrate findings from studies that examined the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the mental health of transgender and transvestite individuals. An integrative literature review was conducted according to PRISMA guidelines. A systematic search of primary studies was conducted across three databases: PubMed/MEDLINE, LILACS, and PsycINFO. Eight studies that met the inclusion criteria were included. Thematic analysis of the material generated six thematic categories. The studies analyzed pointed out that the situation of social vulnerability faced by trans people in their daily lives intensified during the pandemic. The need for physical distancing led to increased symptoms of anxiety and depression, worsening economic conditions, and difficulties in accessing procedures and medications that make up the gender affirmation process, in addition to exacerbating family conflicts and manifestations of transphobia. Therefore, there is a need to implement public policies and a social protection network to reduce the vulnerability and psychosocial suffering of the transgender and transvestite community. (AU)


El objetivo de este estudio es identificar, analizar e integrar los resultados de los estudios que examinaban el impacto de la pandemia de COVID-19 en la salud mental de las personas transexuales y travestis. Se realizó una revisión integrativa de acuerdo con las directrices PRISMA en tres bases de datos: PubMed/MEDLINE, LILACS y PsycINFO. Se incluyeron ocho estudios que cumplían con los criterios de inclusión. El análisis temático del material generó seis categorías temáticas. Los estudios analizados señalaron que la situación de vulnerabilidad social a la que están sometidas las personas trans en la vida cotidiana se amplió durante la pandemia. La necesidad de distanciamiento físico se tradujo en el aumento de los síntomas de ansiedad y depresión, el agravamiento de las condiciones económicas, las dificultades para acceder a los procedimientos y medicamentos que componen el proceso de afirmación del género, además de exacerbar los conflictos familiares y las manifestaciones de transfobia. Es necesario aplicar políticas públicas y una red de protección social para reducir la vulnerabilidad y el sufrimiento psicosocial de las personas transgénero. (AU)


Subject(s)
Humans , Anxiety/psychology , Depression/psychology , Transgender Persons/psychology , COVID-19/psychology , Social Conditions , Review Literature as Topic , Database , Family Conflict/psychology , Sexual and Gender Minorities/psychology , Sexual Vulnerability
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Ann Chir Plast Esthet ; 68(5-6): 397-403, 2023 Nov.
Article in French | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-37596144

ABSTRACT

The surgery of trans people is not apprehended by most of plastic surgeons as a simple surgery for the purpose of morphological transformation. At the same time, the French trans population does not benefit from adequate surgical coverage. Over the past few years, French regulations have simplified the process of reassignment surgeries. In addition, we have witnessed a fairly rapid increase in requests for transition surgery with accelerated and sometimes atypical courses. In recent years, a number of specialists have warned the medical community about the risks of slippage due to a lack of psychological monitoring of certain people beginning a transition process. Quite recently, hybrid transition paths have also appeared which, from a surgical point of view, are no longer limited to ensuring that a native assigned female patient can take on the most masculine appearance possible or the reverse. In this manuscript, we expose the biological, historical and societal place of transidentity and then address the reasons for the warnings of a certain category of the medical population while reassuring the surgical community on the benefits of reassignment surgeries in a controlled context. We end by proposing a few ways to improve the care course of trans people applicable in France.

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J Homosex ; 70(11): 2539-2559, 2023 Sep 19.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-35575760

ABSTRACT

The article investigates scientific and journalistic discourses around differences in gender ratio among trans persons. The disparity between Poland and many other countries that was first noted in the 1980s was repeatedly associated with the different gender politics in the capitalist West and the (post) state-socialist East. Using Foucauldian methodology, the article claims that this discourse was constructed such that Poland's ratio-and consequently Poland's gender order-would always appear problematic, while Western countries were considered an invisible standard. Discourses around this ratio elucidate the role of heteronormativity and biological essentialism in the construction of the category of "transsexuality" in state-socialist Poland. The analysis also reveals that chronologies of LGBT and feminist movements had direct consequences for the theoretical and cultural spaces of trans identities.


Subject(s)
Sexual and Gender Minorities , Transsexualism , Humans , Poland , Politics
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Psicol. USP ; 342023. tab
Article in Portuguese | Index Psychology - journals, LILACS | ID: biblio-1517457

ABSTRACT

A visibilidade social e acadêmica de homens transexuais deu-se tardiamente em comparação com mulheres trans. Ainda mais invisíveis são as experiências de transição dos homens trans negros, que agregam a intersecção gênero-raça. Este estudo qualitativo teve por objetivo analisar como homens transexuais negros vivenciam suas experiências de transição de gênero, à luz do conceito de interseccionalidade. Participaram quatro homens que se autodeclararam transexuais e negros, de 22 a 33 anos. Foram realizadas entrevistas semiestruturadas, seguidas de análise temática. Os resultados apontam que o reconhecimento social das identidades transmasculinas advém do racismo, quando este se intersecciona com a transfobia. À medida que o sujeito passa a ser lido como homem, recebe o atributo racista de "perigoso". A baixa empregabilidade é uma das consequências perversas dessa leitura que articula dois eixos de subordinação: transgeneridade e raça. Há urgência de políticas públicas para que se interrompa esse ciclo de desempoderamento interseccional


The social and academic visibility of transsexual men happened later than that of transgender women. Even more invisible are the transition experiences of Black trans men as they aggregate the gender-race intersection. This qualitative study aimed to analyze how Black transgender men experience their gender transition in light of the concept of intersectionality. In total, four men, aged 22-33 years, who declared themselves Black and transsexual participated in this study. Semi-structured interviews were conducted, followed by thematic analysis. Results indicate that the social recognition of transmasculine identities crosses racism when it intersects with transphobia. To the extent that they are recognized as men, they receive the racist attribute of "dangerous." Low employability is one of the perverse consequences of this reading, which articulates two axes of subordination: transgender and race. Breaking this cycle of intersectional disempowerment urgently requires public policies


La visibilité sociale et académique des hommes transgenres est arrivée tardivement, par rapport aux femmes transgenres. Plus invisibles encore sont les expériences de transition des hommes noirs transgenres, qui cumulent l'intersection entre le sexe et la race. Cette étude qualitative visait à analyser la manière dont les hommes transsexuels noirs vivent leurs expériences de transition de genre à la lumière du concept d'intersectionnalité. Quatre hommes qui se sont déclarés noirs et transsexuels, âgés de 22 à 33 ans, ont participé à l'enquête. Des entretiens semi-structurés ont été menés, suivis d'une analyse thématique. Les résultats montrent que la reconnaissance sociale des identités transmasculines passe par le racisme, lorsqu'il s'entrecroise avec la transphobie. Au fur et à mesure que le sujet est lu comme un homme, il reçoit l'attribut raciste de « dangereux ¼. La faible employabilité est l'une des conséquences perverses de cette lecture qui articule les deux axes de subordination: le transgenre et la race. Il est urgent que les politiques publiques brisent ce cycle de désautonomisation intersectionnelle


La visibilidad social y académica de los hombres transexuales llegó tarde en comparación con la de las mujeres transexuales. Aún más invisibles son las experiencias de transición de los hombres negros trans, que agregan la intersección género-raza. Este estudio cualitativo tuvo por objetivo analizar las vivencias de los hombres negros transexuales respecto a la transición de género a la luz del concepto de interseccionalidad. Participaron cuatro hombres que se declararon negros y transexuales, de entre 22 y 33 años de edad. Se realizaron entrevistas semiestructuradas, y posteriormente análisis temáticos. Los resultados muestran que el reconocimiento social de las identidades transmasculinas se da mediante el racismo cuando este se cruza con la transfobia. Cuando el sujeto es visto como un hombre, recibe el atributo racista de "peligroso". La baja empleabilidad es una de las consecuencias perversas de esta lectura que articula los dos ejes de subordinación: la transexualidad y la raza. Es urgente que las políticas públicas rompan este ciclo de desempoderamiento interseccional.


Subject(s)
Humans , Male , Adult , Black or African American , Racism , Transgender Persons , Gender Identity , Qualitative Research , Intersectional Framework
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Physis (Rio J.) ; 33: e33001, 2023. tab
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: biblio-1431074

ABSTRACT

Resumo O SUS trouxe os princípios de universalidade, integralidade e equidade para nortear as ações e os serviços de saúde, que devem ser livres de preconceito e discriminação. A rede formal de cuidados foi compreendida como a que está institucionalizada e a rede informal é uma rede afetiva. O objetivo da pesquisa foi compreender o acesso à rede de cuidados à saúde na percepção de transexuais em um município da Zona da Mata mineira, por meio da abordagem metodológica qualitativa com estudo descritivo. Foram realizadas entrevistas semiestruturadas com oito pessoas transexuais. As informações foram analisadas por meio da hermenêutica-dialética. Foram identificadas como barreiras à rede formal de cuidados o desrespeito ao uso do nome social nos serviços de saúde e o preconceito dos profissionais. Buscam-se cuidados e informações sobre uso de hormônios nas redes informais. A rede informal acolhe, mas a busca por cuidados somente nessas redes pode trazer riscos à saúde. A pesquisa evidenciou a existência de uma forte rede afetiva no município e a necessidade do estabelecimento de uma sólida rede formal de cuidados para a população transexual com ampla participação da rede informal. A rede formal é instável e não atende as necessidades de saúde dessa população.


Abstract SUS brought the principles of universality, integrality, and equity to guide health actions and services, which must be free from any form of prejudice and discrimination. The formal care network was understood as the one that is institutionalized, and the informal network is an affective network. This research aimed to understand the access to the health care network in the perception of transsexuals in a municipality in Zona da Mata, Minas Gerais, through the qualitative methodological approach with descriptive study. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with eight transsexual people. The information was analyzed using hermeneutics-dialectics. Barriers to the formal care network were disrespect to the use of the social name in health services, prejudice, and unpreparedness of professionals. Therefore, care and information on hormone use are sought in informal networks. The informal network welcomes, but the search for care only in these networks can bring health risks. The research showed the existence of a strong affective network in the municipality and the need to establish a solid formal care network for the transsexual population with wide participation in the informal network, since the formal network is unstable and does not meet health needs of that population.


Subject(s)
Humans , Male , Female , Adult , User Embracement , Transsexualism , Qualitative Research , Gender Diversity , Health Services Accessibility/trends
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Psicol. ciênc. prof ; 43: e250825, 2023. tab
Article in Portuguese | LILACS, Index Psychology - journals | ID: biblio-1448939

ABSTRACT

As identidades transmasculinas ganharam visibilidade social e acadêmica no Brasil a partir de 2010, contudo, as questões subjetivas dos homens trans ainda são pouco debatidas, em particular temas associados aos relacionamentos afetivos na experiência desses sujeitos. Este estudo qualitativo tem por objetivo identificar as percepções e expectativas dos homens trans acerca dos relacionamentos afetivo-sexuais no cenário pós-transição de gênero. Participaram da pesquisa 15 homens transexuais hormonizados, com idades entre 20 e 41 anos. A coleta de dados foi realizada por meio de entrevista semiestruturada nas modalidades presencial e on-line. Empregou-se análise temática reflexiva, que resultou em dois temas analíticos. Os resultados apontam que os homens trans, ao contrário de suas expectativas iniciais, percebem que tiveram menos oportunidades de relacionamentos afetivo-sexuais depois de sua transição de gênero. Os participantes atribuem essa dificuldade especialmente ao fato de não terem se submetido à cirurgia de redesignação sexual. O desconforto é acentuado por sua materialidade corpórea divergente da cisnormatividade, sistema regulador que associa pessoas pertencentes ao gênero masculino à presença de um pênis. Outra fonte de desconforto é o repúdio social, que alimenta a abjeção, exotização e fetichização dos corpos transmasculinos. Também são descritas as especificidades do relacionamento dos homens trans com mulheres cisgênero, heterossexuais e lésbicas. Os resultados evidenciam que a fixação persistente no genital, como referente e signo determinante do gênero e da sexualidade, modula e regula a busca e o encontro de parceira(o) íntima(o).(AU)


Transmasculine identities have gained social and academic visibility in Brazil since 2010, but subjective issues, especially those associated with affective relationships, are still little discussed. This qualitative study sought to identify trans men's perceptions and expectations regarding post-transition affective-sexual relationships. A total of 15 transsexual men undergoing hormone therapy, aged between 20 and 41 years, participated in the research. Data were collected by means of in-person and online semi-structured interviews and analysed using reflexive thematic analysis, which resulted in two analytical themes. Results show that trans men, differently from their initial expectations, perceive fewer opportunities for affective-sexual relationships after their gender transition. The participants attribute this difficulty, especially, to the fact that they have not undergone sexual reassignment surgery. Discomfort isaccentuated by their bodily materiality diverging from cisnormativity, the regulatory system that associates people belonging to the male gender with the presence of a penis. Another source of discomfort is the social repudiation, which reinforces the abjection, exoticization, and fetishization of transmasculine bodies. The specifics of trans men's relationships with cisgender, heterosexual, and lesbian women are also described. The results show that the persistent fixation on the genital, as a referent and determinant sign of gender and sexuality, modulates and regulates the search for and encounter of intimate partners.(AU)


Las identidades transmasculinas han ganado visibilidad social y académica en Brasil desde 2010, sin embargo, las cuestiones subjetivas de los hombres trans son aún poco discutidas, en particular las cuestiones asociadas a las relaciones afectivas en la experiencia de estos sujetos. Este estudio cualitativo tiene como objetivo identificar las percepciones y expectativas de los hombres trans sobre las relaciones afectivo-sexuales después de la transición de género. Participaron en la investigación 15 hombres transexuales hormonados, de edades comprendidas entre los 20 y los 41 años. La recopilación de datos se realizó mediante una entrevista semiestructurada en las modalidades presencial y en línea. Se realizó un análisis temático reflexivo, que dio como resultado dos temas analíticos. Los resultados muestran que los hombres trans, al contrario de sus expectativas iniciales, perciben que han tenido menos oportunidades de relaciones afectivo-sexuales después de su transición de género. Los participantes atribuyen esta dificultad especialmente al hecho de no haberse sometido a cirugía de reasignación sexual. La incomodidad se acentúa por su materialidad corpórea divergente de la cisnormatividad, un sistema normativo según el cual las personas pertenecientes al género masculino deben tener pene. Otra fuente de malestar es el repudio social, que alimenta la abyección, la exotización y la fetichización de los cuerpos transmasculinos. También se describen las especificidades de las relaciones de los hombres trans con las mujeres heterosexuales, cisgénero y lesbianas. Los resultados muestran que la persistente fijación en los genitales, como referente y signo determinante del género y la sexualidad, modula y regula la búsqueda y el encuentro de parejas íntimas.(AU)


Subject(s)
Humans , Male , Adult , Young Adult , Transsexualism , Marriage , Spouses , Transgender Persons , Gender Identity , Personality Development , Prejudice , Psychology , Psychology, Social , Psychosexual Development , Self Care , Self Concept , Sexual Behavior , Gonadal Steroid Hormones , Single Person , Social Identification , Social Problems , Sociology , Voice , Behavior and Behavior Mechanisms , Body Image , Bisexuality , Family , Homosexuality , Mental Health , Surveys and Questionnaires , Civil Rights , Mammaplasty , Marital Status , Interview , Coitus , Homosexuality, Female , Affect , Access to Information , Delivery of Health Care , Ego , Erotica , Gender and Health , User Embracement , Reproductive Physiological Phenomena , Masculinity , Reproductive Health , Sexual Health , Homophobia , Pessimism , Gender Dysphoria , Gender-Based Violence , Political Activism , Gender Diversity , Monosexuality , Cisgender Persons , Gender Binarism , Gender Stereotyping , Gender Performativity , Gender-Specific Needs , Burnout, Psychological , Sadness , Respect , Body Dissatisfaction , Psychological Distress , Intersex Persons , Social Comparison , Social Inclusion , Gender Equity , Gender Role , Health Disparate, Minority and Vulnerable Populations , Health Policy , Human Rights , Identification, Psychological , Identity Crisis , Individuation , Introversion, Psychological
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Texto & contexto enferm ; 32: e20220150, 2023.
Article in English | LILACS-Express | LILACS, BDENF - Nursing | ID: biblio-1432479

ABSTRACT

ABSTRACT Objective: to understand what undergraduate Nursing students from a university in southern Brazil know about trans people. Method: a descriptive study with a qualitative approach based on interviews conducted with 19 undergraduate Nursing students enrolled from the eighth to the tenth period of the course. Data collection took place in October and November 2021. Three thematic categories emerged from the thematic analysis, namely: the undergraduate course has to speak about this!; I don't know what it is about; and What is known and said about trans people. Results: the students showed insecurity in the care of trans people because this content is not regularly taught in the curriculum. They denote not knowing how to welcome, care for, respect specificities and treat them by their social name, as well as difficulties taking care of this population group, both in the present time and in the future. In addition to that, few of them had the opportunity of undergoing this experience in the academic practice fields. The content is taught in a single academic discipline that deals with sexuality in general. Conclusion: lack of knowledge about sexual diversity is a limiting factor in the health care provided to this population group. Certain weakness is identified in the teaching-learning process when not relating the reality of the trans population to their health demands.


RESUMEN Objetivo: comprender el conocimiento de los estudiantes de grado de Enfermería de una universidad del sur de Brasil en relación a las personas trans. Método: estudio descriptivo de enfoque cualitativo a partir de entrevistas realizadas con 19 estudiantes de grado de Enfermería inscritos en el octavo a décimo período del curso. La recolección de datos tuvo lugar en octubre y noviembre de 2021. Surgieron 3 categorías del análisis temático: ¡En la carrera de grado se debe hablar de esto!; No sé de qué se trata; y Lo que se sabe y dice sobre las personas trans. Resultados: los estudiantes se muestran inseguros en la atención de las personas trans debido a que este contenido no se ofrece regularmente en el plan de estudio. Denotan desconocimiento sobre como recibir a las personas trans, atenderlas, respetar sus especificidades y tratarlas por su nombre social, además de dificultades en el cuidado de este grupo poblacional, tanto en el presente como en el futuro. Además, pocos participantes tuvieron la oportunidad de vivir esta experiencia en los campos de práctica académica. El contenido solo se dicta en una disciplina que trata el tema dela sexualidad en general. Conclusión: el desconocimiento acerca de la diversidad sexual es un factor limitante en la atención de la salud que se proporciona a este grupo poblacional. Se identifica cierta fragilidad en el proceso de enseñanza-aprendizaje ya que no se relaciona la realidad de la población trans con sus necesidades en materia de salud.


RESUMO Objetivo: compreender o conhecimento dos estudantes de graduação de enfermagem em uma universidade do sul do Brasil no tocante às pessoas trans. Método: estudo descritivo com abordagem qualitativa a partir de entrevistas realizadas com 19 estudantes de graduação em enfermagem matriculados do oitavo ao décimo período do curso. A coleta de dados ocorreu nos meses de outubro e novembro de 2021. Da análise temática emergiram 3 categorias: o curso de graduação precisa falar disso!; eu não sei do que se trata; e o que se sabe e se diz sobre as pessoas trans. Resultados: os estudantes demonstram insegurança no cuidado das pessoas trans devido ao não oferecimento regular deste conteúdo no currículo. Denotam desconhecimento de como acolher, cuidar, respeitar as especificidades, tratar pelo nome social, e também dificuldades em cuidar desta população no presente e no futuro. Além disso, poucos tiveram a oportunidade de vivenciar esta experiência nos campos de prática acadêmica. O conteúdo é oferecido em uma única disciplina que trata da sexualidade em geral. Conclusão: o desconhecimento acerca da diversidade sexual é um fator limitador na assistência à saúde a esta população. Identifica-se uma fragilidade no ensino-aprendizagem ao não relacionar a realidade da população trans com suas demandas de saúde.

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Rev. int. androl. (Internet) ; 20(4): 249-256, oct.-dic. 2022. tab
Article in Spanish | IBECS | ID: ibc-210765

ABSTRACT

Antecedentes y objetivo: La elevada demanda asistencial sanitaria realizada por las personas trans en los últimos años ha dirigido el foco de la investigación hacia el estudio de sus aspectos clínicos y sociodemográficos. Este trabajo tuvo por objetivo comparar y analizar algunas variables sociodemográficas en personas trans en 2 períodos temporales: el período de inicio de funcionamiento de la unidad y el período más reciente. Materiales y método: Se comparó una muestra de 131 usuarios que asistió a la Unidad de Tratamiento de Identidad de Género del Principado de Asturias (UTIGPA) entre 2015-2019, con una muestra de 33 que acudió entre 2007-2009. Los datos se extrajeron de historias clínicas. Resultados: Respecto al período 2007-2009 entre 2015-2019 la ratio se invierte a favor de los hombres trans (HT). Los usuarios de ambos géneros solicitan consulta a edades más tempranas (especialmente los HT), provienen menos del extranjero, alcanzan una mayor cualificación educativa y laboral, presentan menos paro y solicitan más el cambio registral; y aunque las mujeres trans (MT) continúan siendo las que, mayoritariamente, se dedican a la prostitución y se autohormonan, en este período más reciente lo reportan menos y, además, conviven más acompañadas. Conclusiones: Se observan cambios en las variables sociodemográficas de los usuarios de la UTIGPA entre 2007-2009 y 2015-2019, en dirección a una mayor inclusión. No obstante, las condiciones sociodemográficas de las MT siguen en desventaja en comparación con las de los HT. (AU)


Background and objective: The high demand of assistance made by trans people in recent years has directed the focus of research towards the study of their clinical and sociodemographic aspects. The objective of this work was to compare and analyze some sociodemographic variables in trans people in two periods: the period when the unit began to operate and the most recent period. Materials and method: A sample of 131 users who attended the Gender Identity Treatment Unit of the Principality of Asturias (UTIGPA) between 2015-2019 was compared with a sample of 33 who attended between 2007-2009. Data were extracted from medical records. Results: Regarding 2007-2009, in 2015-2019 the ratio is inverted in favor of Trans Men (TM). Users of both genders request consultation at an earlier age (specially TM), come less from abroad, achieve higher educational and work qualifications, are less unemployed and request more name changes. And, although Trans Women (TW) continue to be those who are mostly engaged in prostitution and self-administration of hormones, in the most recent period they report it less and, furthermore, they live more accompanied tan in the past. Conclusions: Changes are observed in the sociodemographic variables of UTIGPA users between 2007-2009 and 2015-2019, in the direction of a greater inclusion. However, the sociodemographic conditions of the TW are still at a disadvantage in comparison to those of the TM. (AU)


Subject(s)
Humans , Male , Female , Transsexualism , Transgender Persons , Gender Identity , Hormones , Gender Dysphoria
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in Spanish, Spanish | IBECS | ID: ibc-212853

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En las siguientes páginas se realiza un análisis de las afirmaciones sobre la “Terapia Afirmativa 2 ” centrada enpersonas trans3 que aparecen en el libro “Nadie nace en un cuerpo equivocado: Éxito y miseria de la identidad degénero” (Errasti y Pérez, 2022). Para ello se aportan los estudios que refutan las informaciones que este manualpresenta sobre asuntos como el ROGD, las detransiciones o la supuesta laxitud del enfoque afirmativo.(AU)


En las siguientes páginas se realiza un análisis de las afirmaciones sobre la “Terapia Afirmativa 2 ” centrada enpersonas trans3 que aparecen en el libro “Nadie nace en un cuerpo equivocado: Éxito y miseria de la identidad degénero” (Errasti y Pérez, 2022). Para ello se aportan los estudios que refutan las informaciones que este manualpresenta sobre asuntos como el ROGD, las detransiciones o la supuesta laxitud del enfoque afirmativo.(AU)


n the following pages, an analysis is made of the statements concerning affirmative therapy on trans peopleappearing in the book “Nadie nace en un cuerpo equivocado: Éxito y miseria de la identidad de género” [Nobody isborn in the wrong body: the success and misery of gender identity] (Errasti & Pérez, 2022). To this end, studies areprovided that refute the information presented in this manual on issues such as ROGD, detransitions, and the allegedlaxity of the affirmative approach.(AU)


n the following pages, an analysis is made of the statements concerning affirmative therapy on trans peopleappearing in the book “Nadie nace en un cuerpo equivocado: Éxito y miseria de la identidad de género” [Nobody isborn in the wrong body: the success and misery of gender identity] (Errasti & Pérez, 2022). To this end, studies areprovided that refute the information presented in this manual on issues such as ROGD, detransitions, and the allegedlaxity of the affirmative approach.(AU)


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Humans , Humans , Transgender Persons , Gender Identity , Sexism , Social Discrimination , Guidelines as Topic , Sexual and Gender Minorities , Transsexualism , Transgender Persons , Gender Identity , Sexism , Social Discrimination , Guidelines as Topic , Sexual and Gender Minorities , Transsexualism , Psychology , Psychology, Clinical , Psychology, Social , Psychology , Psychology, Clinical , Psychology, Social
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Rev Int Androl ; 20(4): 249-256, 2022.
Article in Spanish | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-35933292

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BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE: The high demand of assistance made by trans people in recent years has directed the focus of research towards the study of their clinical and sociodemographic aspects. The objective of this work was to compare and analyze some sociodemographic variables in trans people in two periods: the period when the unit began to operate and the most recent period. MATERIALS AND METHOD: A sample of 131 users who attended the Gender Identity Treatment Unit of the Principality of Asturias (UTIGPA) between 2015-2019 was compared with a sample of 33 who attended between 2007-2009. Data were extracted from medical records. RESULTS: Regarding 2007-2009, in 2015-2019 the ratio is inverted in favor of Trans Men (TM). Users of both genders request consultation at an earlier age (specially TM), come less from abroad, achieve higher educational and work qualifications, are less unemployed and request more name changes. And, although Trans Women (TW) continue to be those who are mostly engaged in prostitution and self-administration of hormones, in the most recent period they report it less and, furthermore, they live more accompanied tan in the past. CONCLUSIONS: Changes are observed in the sociodemographic variables of UTIGPA users between 2007-2009 and 2015-2019, in the direction of a greater inclusion. However, the sociodemographic conditions of the TW are still at a disadvantage in comparison to those of the TM.


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Gender Identity , Transsexualism , Female , Humans , Male , Hormones , Referral and Consultation
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Aesthetic Plast Surg ; 2022 Jun 14.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-35701593

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BACKGROUND: The surgical goals of gender reassignment surgery of the breast in female-to male transsexuals (FMT) is the aesthetic shaping of a male thoracic wall with minimal scarring, while preserving the sensitivity of the nipple-areola complex (NAC). For large and ptotic breasts, we perform a mastectomy over an inframammary access with inferior pedicled NAC under color Doppler visualization of the perforators. This paper presents the technique, including complications and assessment of quality of life, as part of a unicentric analysis. METHODS: This was a retrospective analysis of 23 patients (46 mastectomies) performed between September 2014 and September 2020. The complication rate and the number of corrective surgeries were recorded for quality assessment. A semiquantitative score was used to evaluate aesthetic outcome, nipple sensitivity, quality of life, and sexuality. RESULTS: A total of 46 mastectomies were performed in 23 patients. The patient survey showed high patient satisfaction. Loss of nipple sensitivity was observed after one mastectomy (2.17%). In 91.67% of cases, patients reported that their appearance reflected how they feel on the inside. In 75% of cases, patients reported feeling equal to other men. The overall complication rate was 10.87%. Shape correction due to persistent excess of volume was rare (2.17%, equivalent to one mastectomy). CONCLUSION: Subcutaneous mastectomy with inferior nipple pedicle can be performed with a high degree of safety and satisfaction in FMT. Color Doppler-guided visualization of the perforator vessels is helpful in allowing a thin pedicle preparation, thus reducing the need for secondary surgeries to optimize the shape. LEVEL OF EVIDENCE IV: This journal requires that authors assign a level of evidence to each article. For a full description of these Evidence-Based Medicine ratings, please refer to the Table of Contents or the online Instructions to Authors www.springer.com/00266 .

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Cuad. bioét ; 33(108): 213-217, May-Agos. 2022.
Article in Spanish | IBECS | ID: ibc-212909

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It seems beyond doubt that the practice of certain sports requires gender differentiation, given the sex-linked characteristics that determine different levels of performance and skills. Moreover, there is a con-sensus on condemning doping practices, such as attempts to artificially alter the physical performance ofathletes through the use of certain substances, because they involve tampering with the physical or mentalconditions of the persons involved, as well as practices that have health risks, with consequences that canbecome serious and irreversible. In the case of “trans” athletes, their genetics, physiology, and endocrinesystem, responsible for typically male testosterone levels, would provide an insurmountable barrier totheir eligibility in female athletic competition. However, the case of athletes diagnosed with Disorders ofSex Development does not fit into any of the above scenarios. They are biologically women and competesin the female category. They have not taken any anabolic substances that may be considered doping. Wepropose a bioethical evaluation of these cases.(AU)


Parece indudable que la práctica de determinados deportes requiere una diferenciación de género,dadas las características ligadas al sexo que determinan diferentes niveles de rendimiento y habilidades.Además, existe un consenso en la condena de las prácticas de dopaje, como los intentos de alterar artifi-cialmente el rendimiento físico de los deportistas mediante el uso de determinadas sustancias, porque im-plican alterar las condiciones físicas o mentales de las personas implicadas, así como prácticas que suponenriesgos para la salud, con consecuencias que pueden volverse graves e irreversibles. En el caso de los atletas“trans”, su genética, fisiología y sistema endocrino, responsables de los niveles de testosterona típicamentemasculinos, proporcionarían una barrera infranqueable para su elegibilidad en la competencia atléticafemenina. Sin embargo, el caso de los deportistas diagnosticados con trastornos del desarrollo sexual noencaja en ninguno de los escenarios anteriores. Son biológicamente mujeres y compiten en la categoríafemenina. No han tomado ninguna sustancia anabólica que pueda considerarse dopaje. Proponemos unaevaluación bioética de estos casos.(AU)


Subject(s)
Humans , Sex , Sports , Doping in Sports , Sexual Development , Transsexualism , Athletes , Bioethics , Bioethical Issues
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Aesthethika (Ciudad Autón. B. Aires) ; 18(1): 53-59, abr, 2022. ilus
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: biblio-1452295

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Cris Miró (1965-1999) está considerada hoy un símbolo de la lucha por los derechos de las personas travesti y transgénero. Su performance en el teatro under en la década del 80 y su ascenso a la popularidad en los 90 la transformaron en una pionera de los actuales derechos en materia de diversidad sexual. Este artículo, preparado por quienes colaboraron con ella en aquellos años, presenta el work in progress de una trilogía integrada por La puesta de un espectáculo teatral. La edición de un libro, La realización de una muestra fotográfica. A partir de la dirección general de Jorgelina Belardo, quien acompañó a Cris Miró en sus primeros pasos por el teatro, el proyecto se apoya en un modelo ético y estético de elogio de la diversidad


Cris Miró (1965-1999) is today considered a symbol of the fight for the rights of people transvestite and transgender. Her performance in the theater under in the 1980s and her rise to the her popularity in the 90s transformed her into a pioneer of the current rights in terms of sexual diversity. This article, prepared by who collaborated with her in those years, presents the work in progress of a trilogy made up of The staging of a theatrical show, Publishing a book, Making a Photoshow. From the general address by Jorgelina Belardo, who accompanied Cris Miró in her first steps through the theater, the project was based on an ethical and aesthetic model of praise of diversity


Subject(s)
Humans , Male , Female , History, 20th Century , Gender Diversity , Sexual and Gender Minorities/history
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Rev. bioét. derecho ; (54): 65-81, Mar. 2022. ilus
Article in Spanish | IBECS | ID: ibc-210215

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The Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals (BSUH) Trust, in England, recently published an inclusive language guideline for its maternity services. The guideline calls for the removal of female-only terms such as “breast milk” or “mother”, in order to accommodate transgender men who can become pregnant. Along the guideline is a “language preferences” form, on which patients can list their preferred terms for clinicians to refer to their anatomical parts and healthcare procedures. In this paper, we discussthe BSUH guideline. From this discussion, we reflect on inclusive language initiatives in specific contexts. We explain why we believe some of these initiatives to be counterproductive and to respond more to policy managers’ fear rather than to an actual demand from the groups concerned. We also believe that medical terminology is not subject to individual patients’ intimate feelings, nor to their gender identity, but is a shared scientific heritage belonging to a profession and, ultimately, to the entire community.(AU)


Recientemente, el Consorcio Hospitalario de Brighton y Sussex, en Inglaterra, ha editado una guía de lenguaje inclusivo, pensada para los servicios de maternidad, en la que se pide eliminar los términos exclusivamente femeninos, como «leche materna» o «madre», para dar cabida a los hombres transexuales que pueden gestar. La guía, además, va acompañada de un formulario enel que el paciente puede indicar los términos con que desea que el equipo clínico se refiera a sus órganos anatómicos y a los procesos asistenciales. En el presente artículo, hacemos un comentario crítico de la citada guía. A partir de este comentario, reflexionamos sobre las iniciativas de lenguaje inclusivo en determinados contextos. Argumentamos que algunas de estas iniciativas nos parecen contraproducentes y que obedecen más al temor de los estamentos gestores que a una reivindicación real de los colectivos afectados. Asimismo, creemos que la terminología médica no está sujeta al sentir íntimo de una persona, ni a su identidad de género, sino que es el patrimonio científico de una profesión y, en última instancia, de toda la colectividad.(AU)


Recentment, el Consorci Hospitalari de Brighton i Sussex, a Anglaterra, ha editat una guia de llenguatge inclusiu, pensada per als serveis de maternitat, en la qual es demana eliminar els termes exclusivament femenins, com ara “llet materna”o “mare”, perquè hi tinguin cabuda els homes transsexuals que poden gestar. La guia, a més a més, s’acompanya d’un formulari en què el pacient pot indicar amb quins termes desitja que l’equip clínic parli dels seus òrgans anatòmics i dels processos assistencials. En aquest article fem un comentari crític de l’esmentada guia i reflexionem, a partir d’aquest comentari, sobre les iniciatives de llenguatge inclusiu en determinats contextos. Argumentem que algunes d’aquestes iniciatives ens semblen contraproduents i que obeeixen més a la por dels estaments gestors que a una reivindicació real dels col·lectius afectats. Així mateix, creiem que la terminologia mèdica no pot sotmetre’s al sentir íntim d’una persona, ni a la seva identitat de gènere, sinó que és el patrimoni científic d’una professió i, en darrera instància, de tota la col·lectivitat.(AU)


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Humans , Female , Language , Parenting , Transsexualism , Obstetrics , Gynecology , Morals , Human Rights , Bioethics , Ethics
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Cult Health Sex ; 24(8): 1094-1106, 2022 08.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-33970827

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Even though transgender people continue to experience violence and discrimination in many aspects of life, there has been progressive recognition of their experiences and demands in recent decades. This article analyses the process of claiming civil rights and the evolution of health care for transgender people in Spain, from the mid-1970s to the present day, paying particular attention to the narratives of key actors involved. To this end, three socio-historical periods are identified: (1) the travesti period (the mid-1970s to the early 1990s), characterised by strong social and institutional transphobia and resulting self-care practices; (2) the transexual period (mid-1990s to the 2000s), when demands for health care were institutionalised under a pathological medical model; and (3) the transgénero or trans period (2010s until the present) when identity and bodily autonomy have been re-claimed through a socio-cultural prism that has denounced pathologisation. At each stage, political, social and economic factors intervened at both national and international levels to trigger an ongoing negotiation between transgender movements and dominant social institutions, all within a changing universe of social values.


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Self-Management , Transgender Persons , Transsexualism , Delivery of Health Care , Humans , Spain
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Estud. Psicol. (Campinas, Online) ; 39: e200221, 2022. tab, graf
Article in English | LILACS, Index Psychology - journals | ID: biblio-1404758

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Masculinity is a construct associated with cisgender men; however, transgender men also perform masculinities. This study aimed to synthesize, analyze, and reinterpret the findings of primary qualitative studies about transgender men's experience of masculinity. The research question developed through the SPIDER strategy was: What is the qualitative evidence of masculinity performed by transgender men? Eighteen studies involving over 200 transgender men between the ages of 19 and 65 were selected. Three descriptive themes emerged: "Bodily performance of masculinity," "Social performances of masculinity," and "Sexualities." Analytical themes were generated: "The appearance of masculinity" and "Far beyond appearance". The results point to complementary experiences of masculinity: concerning physical appearance and body modifications; and the practices contesting the hegemonic masculinity standard. The experience of masculinities is outlined by body changes, culminating in the passability and social recognition of the transgender man.


A masculinidade é um constructo associado aos homens cisgêneros; entretanto, homens transgêneros também performam masculinidades. O objetivo deste estudo foi sintetizar, analisar e reinterpretar os achados dos estudos qualitativos primários acerca da experiência da masculinidade de homens transgêneros. A questão de pesquisa, desenvolvida por meio da estratégia SPIDER, foi: Quais são as evidências qualitativas da experiência da masculinidade performada por homens transgêneros? Foram selecionados 18 estudos que envolveram mais de 200 homens transgêneros com idades entre 19 e 65 anos. Emergiram três temas descritivos: "Performances corporais da masculinidade", "Performances sociais da masculinidade" e "Sexualidades". Foram gerados os temas analíticos: "A aparência da masculinidade" e "Muito além da aparência". Os resultados apontam para experiências de masculinidade complementares: relativas à aparência física e às modificações corporais e às práticas contestadoras do padrão de masculinidade hegemônica. A vivência das masculinidades é delineada pelas alterações corporais, culminando na passabilidade e no reconhecimento social do homem transgênero.


Subject(s)
Transsexualism , Masculinity , Transgender Persons , Gender Identity
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Rev. bras. enferm ; 75(supl.2): e20210713, 2022.
Article in English | LILACS-Express | LILACS, BDENF - Nursing | ID: biblio-1407451

ABSTRACT

ABSTRACT Objective: to understand the meanings of being a trans or transvestite woman in the care provided by Unified Health System health professionals. Methods: qualitative research, guided by Heidegger's phenomenology, with 10 trans or transvestitewomen residing and using the Unified Health System in a municipality in Minas Gerais. Fieldwork was carried out by interviews. Results: trans or transvestitewomen reproduce the social patterns constructed and accepted by the female, with the search for hormonization being common, and, when it is difficult to obtain a prescription, they resort to self-medication. Social name use and acceptance by health professionals promote recognition. Trans or transvestitewomen experience prejudice on a daily basis, not only by professionals, but also because of the assumption of diagnoses by other users. Final considerations: transphobia promotes withdrawal from health services, due to fear, shame, knowledge about professionals' unpreparedness, triggering illness, social exclusion and violence.


RESUMEN Objetivo: comprender los significados de ser mujer trans o travesti en la atención brindada por profesionales de salud del Sistema Único de Salud. Métodos: investigación cualitativa, guiada por la fenomenología de Heidegger, con 10 mujeres trans o travestis residentes y usuarias del Sistema Único de Salud en un municipio de Minas Gerais. El trabajo de campo se llevó a cabo mediante entrevistas. Resultados: las mujeres trans o travestis reproducen los patrones sociales construidos y aceptados por la fémina, siendo común la búsqueda de la hormonalización y, cuando es difícil obtener una receta, recurren a la automedicación. El uso y aceptación del nombre social por parte de los profesionales de la salud promueve su reconocimiento. Las mujeres trans o travestis experimentan prejuicios a diario, no solo por parte de los profesionales, sino también por la asunción de diagnósticos por parte de otros usuarios. Consideraciones finales: la transfobia promueve el alejamiento de los servicios de salud, por miedo, vergüenza, conocimiento sobre la falta de preparación de los profesionales, desencadenando enfermedades, exclusión social y violencia.


RESUMO Objetivo: compreender os sentidos de ser mulher trans ou travesti nos atendimentos realizados por profissionais de saúde do Sistema Único de Saúde. Métodos: pesquisa qualitativa, norteada pela fenomenologia de Heidegger, com 10 mulheres trans ou travestis residentes e usuárias do Sistema Único de Saúde de um município mineiro. Trabalho de campo foi realizado por entrevistas. Resultados: mulheres trans ou travestis reproduzem os padrões sociais construídos e aceitos ao feminino, sendo comum a busca pela hormonização e, havendo dificuldade em obterem a prescrição, recorrem à automedicação. A utilização e a aceitação do nome social pelos profissionais de saúde promovem seu reconhecimento. Mulheres trans ou travestis vivenciam cotidianamente o preconceito, não somente por profissionais, mas também pela suposição de diagnósticos por outros usuários. Considerações finais: a transfobia promove o afastamento dos serviços de saúde, por medo, vergonha, conhecimento sobre o despreparo dos profissionais, desencadeando adoecimento, exclusão social e violência.

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